Telegram-herald., 1887-08-12

Guy Newark. Of the Allegan Record, was
10 the city yesterday.
To Mr. and Ms. John Forbes, OF Turner
s.. tNelye-poond girl
Postmaster Brscelin, OF Montague, took
dinner az Sweets yesterday.
Mrs. =. A. Lewis. OF Engiewood, H., is
visiting Mrs w. b. Weston.
Miss Bessie Evans has returned from her
visit With frieads IN Detroit.
c. W. Phelps and Al. Hughes are cruis-
ing down the river IN sail boat.
bert Hetherington. OF Detroit, IS spend
ing a weeks vacation in the city.
John Mcqueen. a prominent Caledonia
merchant. was IN the city yesterday.
Rev. \. f. Merriam, of the Park Congre-
gadonal Church, Is expected home next
week.
Nm. Rose. of the Leader. is entertain
ing his mother, Mrs. II. A. Rose, OF kala-
nazOo.
Masters Howard and John Tre1dway, Of
272 Lyon-st., are visiting Pennington
friends for few weeks.
Senator Nsyo. OF Battle Creek, who is to
speak AZ the Union picnic az the Lake today,
arrived in the city yesterday.
The Misses Alice and Anna Thompson.
OF Peoria, H., are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Win +. Gill. on Summer-st
Mr.. and Mrs 5 Ide and daughter. OF Is
Tenth-aFe. vent north yesterday morning
10 spend few weeks among the resorts.
Rev. Woodford OF Trinity Church, has
returned from his trip in the East and
services will be held as usual next Sunday.
Superintendent Bevier, of the Street
Railway Company, who was indispcsed for
a few days is able 10 be on the streets again
l.. B. stanton, OF the Michigan Journal.
and wife leave for the North this morning
TO spend couple of weeks among the re-
sorts.
Miles A. Sesrle, of the G. Z. e. /. general
Offices, has gone 10 Fargo Dakota, TO take a
position with the Dakota Elevator Com
psny.
y. G. Hill returned yesterday from Will
town. Maine. where he has been visiting
bis old home and friends for month or
more.
Mrs. c. E. Edgecomb left yesterday morn
ing for Petoskey, Mackinac Island and
other Northern resorts 10 be gone until
September.
Fred Blake has resigned his position with
Eaton & Lyon and will take his old posi-
ton as bOokkeeper with the Diamond Wall
Finish Company.
DIR. J. q. Sutherland, of this city, con-
templates removing 20 his old home at
Caledonia. and combining the practice OF
medicine with farming.
Wm. A Berkey hss go far recovered
FROM his recent illness that be is able to
ride out a short distance. His complete re-
covsry IS now confidently expected.
Rev. Dr. Fair and wife departed for the
Northern resorts yesterday morning. They
will De the guests of Bishop Gillespie, at
bis Chsrisvoix cottage for few days.
Peter Martin. the detective, the first
Greenbacker ever elected 10 Office, etc, is
not proud nor afraid TO work. He Is help
ing % lay the Hydraulic ComPany's mains
on Monroe 81.
". ". Fowler, manager Of the Skipped
by the Light OF the Moon" Company, was
aI tie Morton lsst evening. He leaves for
Nuskegon this morning and returns this
afternoon 70 arrange for the comPsny's ap-
pearance at Powers Grand Opera House on
The 23d.
o. w. Rugxles, Of Chicago. General Pas
senxer sgsnt Of the Michigan Central rsil-
roaa. accompanied by bis family and ID.
W. Johnson. Michigan Passenger Agent,
were in the city yesterday on their way
home from Mackinac. where they were
attending the meeting Of the Traffic Asso-
cistlon.
Mr. and Mrs. s. A. Tresdwsy, Of 272
Lyon-st. left for the East on the .. IA.
train over the Michigan Centrs, yesterday.
They will visit IN Detroit until Saturday
evening. when they 60 to Mackinss via
steamer. From there they will visit Sault
Ste Marie. Marquette and other Northern
resorts. They expect TO be absent two or
three weeks.
AIRS. X. p. Henry. Of st. Louis, No. the
frst female drummer 70 reach the Valley
City i registered AZ Sweets. The lady rep
rssents the Fsyefts Manufacturing CON-
psuy, Of Fayette. No, manufacturers Of
corsets and 5ustles, and deals exclusively
wish the trade. She IL very refined ready
tslxer. and her orrer book shows that her
services are rsmuusrstive TO the firm she
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